Southwest Montana Mountain Bike Association

Southwest Montana

SWMMBA enhances access to trails and advocates for mountain bicyclists in southwest Montana by engaging and educating community, and building and maintaining trails.

Hood River Area Trail Stewards

Hood River, Oregon

HRATS is a volunteer based, non-profit organization, made up of cycling enthusiasts. Our mission and focus is to engage and unite the cycling community in order to channel enthusiasm to create, enhance and protect the riding opportunities in the greater Hood River area. This includes the area within a 30 mile radius of Hood River, in both Oregon and Washington.

Northwest NC Mountain Bike Alliance

Lenoir, NC

Northwest NC MTB Alliance (NWNCMBA) is a chapter of SORBA, the largest nonprofit mountain biking organization in the Southeastern United States – promoting land access, trail preservation, and new trail development on federal, state, and local lands in our region. We operate in the geographic area of Northwest NC’s mountains and foothills, including the communities of Boone, Hickory, Lenoir, Marion, Morganton, and Wilkesboro. As a subordinate chapter of SORBA, the Alliance is a 501(c) (3) nonprofit organization.

Medicine Wheel Trail Advocates

Colorado Springs, CO

Medicine Wheel Trail Advocates, a chapter of IMBA, is a 501(c)(3) organization whose mission is to create, sustain and advocate for quality mountain bike experiences for the riders of the Pikes Peak Region through advocacy, trail building, outreach, and education.

Friends of Pocahontas State Park

Chesterfield, VA

The mission of this 501c(3) organization is to operate on a non-profit basis, specializing in providing volunteer assistance to Pocahontas State Park. We shall provide labor and funding for programs and events that are in accordance with the mutual interests of the Friends of Pocahontas State Park and Pocahontas State Park.

Tucson Off-Road Cyclists & Activists

Tucson, AZ

The mission of Tucson Off-Road Cyclists and Activists (TORCA) is "to preserve the tradition, condition, and etiquette of the trail; and to present novel trail opportunities sustainably and responsibly." TORCA represents all facets of the mountain biking community and enjoys riding all of the trails that Tucson has to offer.

Summit County Mountain Bike Alliance

Summit County, Colorado

We are a registered 501(c)3 non-profit organization in Summit County, Colorado that works to be good stewards of the trails. Our all-volunteer board is made up of year-round locals who love to ride and care about the future of mountain biking in the county. ​Understanding the needs and desires of our membership and community is one of our top priorities. We participate in our community by working alongside our friends in other agencies throughout Summit County. We want mountain biking to be a friendly and respectful presence in our community and we also encourage and provide sustainable access to trails.

SORBA Chattanooga

Chattanooga, TN

SORBA Chattanooga utilizes advocacy, education, and recreational activities to promote land access, trail preservation, and new trail development in and around the Chattanooga area. Since the organization's inception in 2003, we have focused on improving and maintaining trail access opportunities for local outdoor athletes.

Capital Off Road Pathfinders

Madison, WI

CORP is the IMBA Chapter in the Madison, WI area. Join our community, ride with us, get involved, and support mountain biking!
We build, maintain, advocate for, and ride south-central Wisconsin’s mountain bike trails. If you ride off-road, you belong with us.

Boone Area Cyclists

Boone, NC

Boone Area Cyclists (BAC) is a 501(c)3 tax-exempt organization located in the heart of NC High Country. Organized in September 2009, we are the stewards of Rocky Knob Park and a club for cyclists of all ages, abilities, and styles of riding — commuters, mountain bikers, road cyclists, leisure riders, and anyone else who just likes to ride bikes. We exist to empower the bike community through advocacy, partnership, and stewardship.

Mountain Bike the Tetons

Driggs, Idaho

Our Mission: To build a vibrant, healthy community by enhancing the recreational and economic opportunities in the Teton region through development of our mountain biking resources.

We work to achieve this mission by:
- Empowering our paid seasonal trail crew to build and maintain Teton Region multi-use trails
- Facilitating our exciting new Sprockids youth mountain bike program for 6-11-year-old riders
- Maintaining and improving the Victor and Driggs urban mountain bike parks
- Working with local land managers to sustainably expand and manage our outstanding trail system
- Growing our Maintenance Monday trail work program to leverage our amazing local volunteer workforce
- Fostering both new and existing collaborative partnerships with Teton Region businesses and other local non-profit organizations to help our community thrive

About Us:
Beginning in 2013, Mountain Bike the Tetons (MBT) has served the Teton Valley, Idaho and Jackson Hole, Wyoming communities as leading advocates and stewards for multiple-use, singletrack trails. In late 2013, MBT received 501(c)(3) status and became an official chapter of the International Mountain Bicycling Association (IMBA). In August of 2014, our region achieved "Silver Ride Center" status from IMBA, recognizing us a major mountain biking destination and community. We host 9 volunteer board members, 1 paid, full-time executive director and 3 paid, seasonal trail crew members with an office located in downtown Driggs, ID.

Shenandoah Valley Bicycling Coalition

Harrisonburg, Virginia

SVBC is a bicycle coalition with a vision for building better communities. When we envision enhancing the places that we live, we imagine healthier, freer, more connected, stronger, more vibrant communities. We are a coalition of people who believe that the bicycle is a tool to help us build these places. We envision an active and organized cycling community in the central Shenandoah Valley of Virginia that represents all types and levels of cycling and cyclists.

Verde Valley Cyclists Coalition

Verde Valley of North Central Arizona including Sedona and Cottonwood

The VVCC is a 501(c)(3) non-profit founded in 2003 (incorporated in March 2004) to promote mountain and road bike advocacy in, and around, the Verde Valley of Northern Arizona. Our mission is to improve the bicycling environment, facilities, quality of life in the region and encouraging bicycle use as an energy-efficient, economical and nonpolluting healthful and enjoyable form of transportation and recreation.

We have over 280 members from all parts of the Verde Valley, other states and Canada. Sedona hosts tens of thousands of mountain bike visitors "shredding the red" annually. We were instrumental in the creation of the Sedona Bike Skills Park, have raised over $100,000 for new trail construction and maintenance in the past five years and work to get kids on bikes through our Verde Valley Bikes for Kids Program. When we're not building new trail, maintaining existing trail and getting kids on bikes, we're either assisting, educating and informing all trail users through our 35 Red Rock Bike Patrollers or out riding.

SORBA Orlando

Orlando, FL

SORBA Orlando is the Orlando/Central Florida chapter of SORBA (Southern Off-Road Bicycle Association). We are a 501(c) (3) nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting and supporting mountain biking in Central Florida. Founded in 2013, SORBA Orlando has grown to include seven distinct and fun trails in and around Orlando and its suburbs, with more trail miles on the way. The trails offer everything from family-friendly places to ride, endurance bike races and time trials, skills-building sections, and opportunities to give back to the community.

MORE - The (Mid-Atlantic Off-Road Enthusiasts) Inc

Fairfax, Va

MORE (The Mid-Atlantic Off-Road Enthusiasts), Inc. is a 501c (3) non-profit representing thousands of area mountain bikers. Founded in 1992, MORE maintains more than 700 miles of natural surface trails in 50 state, county and city parks in the region. MORE members contribute more than 12,000 volunteer hours annually building and maintaining sustainable multi-use natural surface trails and leads hundreds of rides each year at local parks, ranging from beginner to advanced.

Friends of Arkansas Singletrack

Northwest Arkansas

Friends of Arkansas Singletrack (FAST) is a dedicated group of volunteers working together to develop the sport of mountain biking in Northwest Arkansas. It provides education, trail stewardship, mountain biking advocacy, and promotes a fun family-friendly atmosphere.

Friends Of Nebo

Mt. Nebo, Dardanelle, Arkansas

Friends of Nebo (FON) is a 501 (c) 3 non-profit corporation partnering with Mt. Nebo State Park of Arkansas to enhance the historic, natural, and cultural resources of the park for the present and future generations; to preserve and protect the scenic beauty of the park; and to educate all visitors of the importance of environmental, wildlife and cultural conservation and the legacy that endures from those actions.

Carson Valley Trails Association

Minden, NV

The Carson Valley Trails Association is a nonprofit, volunteer-based organization working with partners to provide public access through a recreational trail system for present and future generations to enjoy. We are committed to honoring this mission by planning, building, and caring for our trails, and maintaining CVTA as a strong, viable organization. We aim to build greater community involvement through publicity and education, thus empowering a future generation of responsible trail users.

Huntsville Area Mountain Bike Riders

Huntsville, AL

The Huntsville Area Mountain bike Riders (HAMR) is based in Huntsville, AL as a chapter of SORBA supporting mountain bike advocacy, the building and maintenance of trails for multiple users, and serving as a resource for the mountain bike community of North Alabama. Our mission is to promote land access, trail preservation, and new trail development in order to enhance mountain bike touring, racing, fun, and fellowship for all mountain bicyclists in Huntsville and North Alabama.

Piedmont Fat Tire Society

Greensboro, NC

The members of the Piedmont Fat Tire Society are dedicated to the promotion and education of responsible mountain biking. Our members have come together to open new avenues (or trails) to the mountain biking community. With an organized effort we hope to accomplish many goals. One major goal is to bring a positive attitude toward mountain biking in general by maintaining existing trails and developing new ones.

Triangle Off-Road Cyclists

Morrisville, NC

Triangle Off-Road Cyclists (TORC) is a volunteer-run 501(c)(3) nonprofit, founded in August 2005. We are dedicated to ensuring the future of mountain biking in the Triangle (Raleigh-Durham-Chapel Hill) area of North Carolina through the promotion of responsible riding, establishment and maintenance of mountain biking trails, and preservation of North Carolina's natural resources. We are a key advocate for the establishment of more trails in the Triangle.

Blue Mountain Singletrack Trails Club

La Grande, OR

Blue Mountain Singletrack Trails Club (BMSTC) supports an active and thriving outdoor community in Northeastern Oregon by expanding and maintaining sustainable singletrack trails. We create a powerful voice for trails, public lands, and management policies that welcome bikes. We advocate for mountain bike access and acceptance nationwide. We build sustainable trails and bike facilities to make mountain biking more accessible. We teach environmentally responsible trail building and trail etiquette practices. We inspire more people to experience the outdoors on bicycles. We educate cyclists on how to organize and make mountain biking better at the local level.

Alleghany Highland Trail Club

Clifton Forge, VA

Alleghany Highland Trail Club (AHTC) is a non-profit organization formed to maintain local, multi-use trails in the George Washington National Forest, Douthat State Park, and The Nature Conservancy property in Alleghany and Bath counties. Our work enables the recreation of mountain bikers, hikers, equestrians, and hunters which in turn drives ecotourism dollars to local Virginia communities such as Clifton Forge, Covington and Hot Springs.

Trailblazers

Bentonville, AR

Trailblazers is a non-profit based in Bentonville, Arkansas, whose mission is to llead the development of an innovative regional movement that places cycling, trails, and active transportation infrastructure at the heart of a vibrant, healthy, and sustainable culture. Follow us on social media @we.are.trailblazers or visit our website www.wearetrailblazers.org

Pisgah Area SORBA

Skyland, North Carolina

Pisgah Area SORBA was born out of the need for the local mountain bikers to have a voice. We continue to be the voice for mountain bikers in the Asheville, Brevard, and Hendersonville areas. We foster relationships with community leaders, promote volunteerism, and outdoor recreation that is consistent with environmental protection, thereby strengthening the community and quality of life. The funds go towards the building of new trails and maintenance of existing trails in Pisgah National Forest.

Cincinnati Off-Road Alliance

Cincinnati, OH

Cincinnati Off-Road Alliance (CORA) is a 501c3 non-profit association of volunteers dedicated to developing a thriving community by creating and advocating for sustainable mountain bike access in Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky. Since its inception, CORA has worked to change the discussion about trails in the community by building sustainable and connected trail systems. We are all volunteers building, preserving, and advocating for more miles of sustainable, multi-use natural surface trail connecting our communities. Our vision is to ensure every mountain biker, hiker, and trail runner has convenient access to quality, multi-use natural surface trails right outside of their front door.

Central Iowa Trail Association

Des Moines

Central Iowa Trail Association (CITA) is a volunteer run, membership-based, 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization formed in 1998. CITA creates shared-use, dirt singletrack for mountain bikers, hikers, and trail runners. They are an International Mountain Bicycling Association chapter, maintaining and building singletrack trails, teaching proper trail use to trail users, and working in collaboration with land managers to protect the landscapes where we love to play.

All of the work is possible because of CITA's passionate volunteers, members, and longstanding community support. It is an inclusive members-driven club that ensures everyone has the opportunity to discover our local trails, meet new people, improve their skills, and volunteer to pay it all forward so that we, and generations to come, may benefit.

Donate-per-mile by linking your Strava account at www.trail.care or become a CITA member: https://www.imba.com/join/chapter/cita

Orange County Mountain Bike Association

Orange County, CA

OCMTBA, the IMBA Regional Chapter for Orange County, is a volunteer-driven, non-profit organization focused on trial advocacy to protect and expand location trails.

MTB Atlanta

Atlanta, Georgia

MTB Atlanta is a SORBA Chapter and a non-profit organization that promotes, builds and maintains natural surface trails for mountain biking and outdoor recreation in Metro Atlanta. Through advocacy, education, and recreational opportunities, MTB Atlanta carries out its mission to promote land access, trail preservation, and new trail development in order to enhance mountain bike riding, racing, fun, and fellowship for all mountain bikers in the Southeastern US.

Central Arkansas Trail Alliance

Little Rock, AR

Central Arkansas Trail Alliance (CATA), a tax-exempt, 501(c)(3) charitable organization. CATA’s mission is to provide safe access to wild places through multi-use trails. It aims to establish and maintain multi-use trails in Central Arkansas that are open to mountain bikers and to link all trail users for this purpose. Your donations go toward promoting trail access, maintenance of area trails and supporting our efforts to involve the community in trail advocacy. Your donations are tax-deductible.

SCMF- Big Bear Trails Program

Big Bear Lake, CA

The Southern California Mountains Foundation (SCMF) is a non-profit, volunteer organization. Amongst others, the Foundation manages the Big Bear Trails program to help maintain more than 50 trails in the Big Bear Lake region. The Forest Service manages the vast majority of the San Bernardino National Forest trails, but federal budgets can’t keep up with annual trail work needs. Without regular maintenance, trails fall into disrepair, making them unusable and potentially even harmful to the natural environment. That’s why the San Bernardino National Forest, City of Big Bear Lake, San Bernardino County, Big Bear Mountain Resort, Big Bear Valley Trails Program, and the Southern California Mountains Foundation have united to form the Trails Advisory Group. This group is dedicated to improving the non-motorized trails across Big Bear and needs public support.

Coastside Mountain Bikers

Half Moon Bay, CA

Coastside Mountain Bikers (CMTB) was started on the San Mateo county coast side in 2016 and focused solely on issues surrounding mountain biking access and advocacy on the Coastside. In 2020, Coastside on Bikes was started, and the two organizations began working closely together on various projects in the community. In January 2023, the two groups merged under the name "Coastside on Bikes" and updated their mission to function as a regional bike advocacy organization in addition to continuing existing work in the community. Their mission is to accelerate the adoption, acceptance, and expansion of mountain bike opportunities on the San Mateo Coast while balancing environmental sustainability, and the physical and mental needs of the community. CMTB represents the branch of the organization that encourages community members of all ages to access the outdoors through the sport of mountain biking. It’s a member of the California Mountain Biking Coalition (CAMTB), an organization dedicated to creating a statewide voice for mountain bikers.

Ozark Off-Roads Cyclists

Arkansas

The Ozark Off-Road Cyclists is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to building, maintaining, advocating for, and preserving sustainable single-track soft surface trails in the Arkansas Ozarks, giving greater opportunities for mountain bikers and outdoor enthusiasts to live healthy active lives. Established in 1997, the OORC has been working with local, state, and federal agencies to preserve the natural environment for recreational experience. The OORC regularly partners with a variety of user groups, land managers, and businesses to support and run numerous outdoor recreation events including educational training in sustainable trail building, group rides, races, and trail workdays. We are a proud Chapter Member of IMBA.

G5 Trail Collective

Old Fort, North Carolina Grandfather District of Pisgah National Forest

G5 Trail Collective (G5TC) is a 501(c)3 non-profit initiative focused on the backcountry trails in the five counties that make up the Grandfather Ranger District of Pisgah National Forest in WNC. Our mission, in collaboration with the USFS and other partners, is to raise money, increase volunteer support, and engage the local community in the development, maintenance, and use of backcountry trails in the Grandfather Ranger District. The outcomes we seek are sustainable backcountry trails, a robust trail volunteer network, and healthier and more vibrant rural communities in the district.

Overland Mountain Bike Association

Fort Collins, Colorado

OMBA promotes the active, healthy sport of mountain biking in the Northern Colorado and Southern Wyoming region by providing education and assistance to all trail users, and by working to build and maintain quality, sustainable trails that enhance the mountain biking experience.

Colorado Mountain Bike Association

Lakewood, Colorado

The Colorado Mountain Bike Association (COMBA) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit educational organization whose mission is the development and preservation of great mountain biking experiences in Colorado. We believe outdoor recreation is vital to improving the health, environment and economy of our beloved Centennial State. COMBA, the local chapter of the International Mountain Bicycling Association, is committed to being an advocacy voice for Colorado mountain bikers, maintaining and building natural surface trails, teaching proper trail use to cyclists, and working in collaboration with land managers to protect the landscapes where we love to play.

Flagstaff Biking Organization

Flagstaff, AZ

Promoting bicycling as a safe and attractive means of transportation and recreation in Northern Arizona. All money donated here will be accumulated until we reach enough funds to hire crews for a week or more to maintain trails. If you have input on trails that we should focus on, please email them to trails@flagstaffbiking.org. None of this money is used for administration of the project, since FBO is all volunteer driven! Your money will only be used to maintain trails in Northern Arizona!

San Diego Mountain Biking Association

San Diego, CA

San Diego Mountain Biking Association (SDMBA) is an IRS 501 (c)(3) tax-exempt, non-profit, charitable organization ( Tax ID# 20-1701837 ) founded in 1994. SDMBA is dedicated to improving trail access for mountain biking in San Diego County. Our organization continues to grow with over 1400 members and an active base of volunteers.

Rutherford Outdoor Coalition

Rutherfordton, NC

Rutherford Outdoor Coalition, created in 2003, is a non-profit organization founded to promote and expand outdoor recreation in Rutherford County, NC. The group began as a way to bring together those who love to hike, paddle, run, and bike and provide them with access and outings to enjoy this beautiful area. ROC provides locations, directions, and descriptions for outdoor recreational activities throughout Rutherford County. We offer downloadable maps, photos, and videos to help you make the most of your outdoor fun. In the absence of an official county recreation department, the Rutherford Outdoor Coalition focuses on coordinated activity, but we are also very active in developing new trails.